A delivery robot in Khimki crashed into a parked car and got stuck
In Khimki near Moscow on Gorshina Street, the delivery robot did not calculate the trajectory and crashed into a parked car, then got stuck

In Khimki near Moscow on Gorshina Street, the delivery robot did not calculate the trajectory and crashed into a parked car, after which he got stuck. The incident involved a device that is not formally a road user, creating a legal conflict for the owner of the affected car.
Since the delivery robot is not recognized as a road user (it is only a natural person), the standard CTP scheme does not work here. If the incident occurred due to a routing failure or a technical malfunction, the operator or person responsible for the technical condition of the device will be responsible.
Lawyers point out that in this case, we can not talk about a classic accident, but about causing damage to property, so the algorithm of actions is as follows:
It should be borne in mind that since the robot was stuck and did not disappear, the owner of the car has more chances to quickly fix the circumstances and find the guilty party through the operator company.



